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Joachim Barrande s work has definitely played an im- portant role in the research done later in Anjou since some geological formations and in particular those of Devonian age in Ancenis Basin are remarcably similar in their facies and fauna to the Bohemian units and as- semblages

Journal of the Czech Geological Society 44/3ñ4(1999) 327 Joachim Barrande and the Paleontology of Paleozoic in Anjou (Armorican Massif) (1 text-figure)

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DIVISION OF PALEOZOIC INVERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY, Washington work are arranged by Joachim Barrande, Sys teme silurien du tany and Anjou

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DEPARTMENT OF PALAEONTOLOGY NATURAL published by Joachim Barrande (1867) (Figure 4) Barrande's seminal Frederick McCoy (1855) on British Palaeozoic fossils; Jonas d'Études Scientifiques de l'Anjou, 15: 1-17 Pillet, J

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31 déc 2009 · published by Joachim Barrande (1867) (Figure 4) Frederick McCoy (1855) on British Palaeozoic fossils; Jonas on Invertebrate Paleontology, and in another chapter they d'Etudes Scientijiques de L'Anjou, 15: 1- 17

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synthesis of the paleontological wealth in the Lower Paleozoic of the southern Portraits of Jules Bergeron (A), Joachim Barrande (B), and Jean Miquel (C)

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3 fév 2021 · Joachim Barrande and the paleontology of Paleozoic in Anjou (Armorican Massif ) Journal of the Czech Geological Society 44(3-4): 327-328

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A catalogue of the North American Paleozoic trilobites Part III In referring to certain new species of fossil cruetacea described in the Palaeontology of New York, Sao hirsuta Barrande (E de) and Barran de (Joachim) tany and Anjou

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discharges on a Paleozoic basement where there were still reliefs, then by more regular Paleontological novelties were discovered, particularly in the echinoderm fauna widely through Sologne and as far as Anjou-Touraine before heading towards research conducted by the French scientist Joachim Barrande